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Britain has opened new funding for early-stage military autonomy technologies. The competition targets enabling ideas before they reach conventional prototype maturity or established procurement routes.
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Lockheed Martin UK has secured Britain’s highest defence cyber certification. The milestone places factory systems, engineering data, governance, and supplier assurance under closer scrutiny.
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Iridium has released an eight-millimetre chip for assured satellite navigation. Manufacturers can now embed an independent source of trusted position and timing into smaller equipment.
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Rheinmetall has delivered Unterlüß-built 155mm projectiles into Ukraine’s supply chain. The first shipment turns a major German capacity investment into accepted ammunition output.
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France and Ukraine have mapped Rafale procurement and weapons production. The programme also covers SAMP/T NG batteries, radars, training, support, and accelerated interceptor deliveries.
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GE Aerospace will power Britain’s proposed AW149 helicopter fleet programme. The industrial plan connects Yeovil assembly with engine support in Gosport and component manufacturing in Newton Abbot.
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Australia’s Matilda 1 has completed stern-first beaching trials near Darwin. A three-year US Marine Corps lease will test its cargo capacity, reliability, and support requirements under sustained use.
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Alloy Wire is pursuing further aerospace growth after rising orders. New furnaces, rolling equipment, floor space, and material stocks support its expansion into safety-critical applications.
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KIZILELMA has completed its first JET-230 maritime strike firing successfully. The test joins Baykar’s uncrewed aircraft with Roketsan’s stand-off weapon, targeting chain, and production infrastructure.
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BAE Systems will equip South Korea’s F-15K fleet with EPAWSS. The programme combines established American production with complex aircraft integration, mission-data support, and continuing software development.